I am in here.
I seem to have been shedding old habits along with old cancer cells. Electronic music instead of television. Team of Rivals instead of occasional murder mysteries. Of course I have no idea when this is going to be over, or where it’s going. Either that, or I have too much time on my hands in … Continue reading A new me?
The goal is to live a full, productive life even with all that ambiguity. No matter what happens, whether the cancer never flares up again or whether you die, the important thing is that the days that you have had you will have lived. — Gilda Radner
Now this is the kind of news that I like to wake up to… The Enquirer – Cancer survival rates improving: The face of cancer is changing from a death mask to a smiling countenance. The fact is your chances of surviving cancer have improved. The American Cancer Society’s most recent estimate showed that more … Continue reading Cancer survival rates improving
Looking through your old medicines to throw out the unnecessary ones is quite an undertaking after a bout of cancer. I kept a good few — all of the pain medications, and all of the anti-nausea medications. How can we use the metadata of my prescriptions to find out how my recovery has been? Let’s … Continue reading My own metadata
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